sardan Antonyms
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Meaning of sardan
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sardan (n.)
Alt. of Sardel
sardan Sentence Examples
- The grand palace of the Assyrian king Ashur-nasir-pal II was an opulent sardan adorned with intricate reliefs.
- The Sardan of Tyre was a formidable fortress that repelled countless invaders.
- In ancient Mesopotamia, the sardan was a symbol of royal power and authority.
- The walls of the sardan at Pergamum were adorned with stunning mosaics depicting mythological scenes.
- The Sardan of Alexander the Great was a portable palace that accompanied him on his campaigns.
- The ruins of the Sardan at Sardis offer a glimpse into the grandeur of Lydia.
- The sardan at Nineveh was a vast labyrinth of palaces, temples, and gardens.
- The Sardan of Tiglath-Pileser III was an impressive palace with majestic gates and columned halls.
- The Sardan of Ekron was a well-fortified city that resisted the Assyrian siege for a prolonged period.
- The sardan was a central feature in the architecture of ancient Near Eastern civilizations, showcasing their wealth, power, and cultural achievements.
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Alt. of Sardel
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The grand palace of the Assyrian king Ashur-nasir-pal II was an opulent sardan adorned with intricate reliefs.
The Sardan of Tyre was a formidable fortress that repelled countless invaders.
In ancient Mesopotamia, the sardan was a symbol of royal power and authority.
The walls of the sardan at Pergamum were adorned with stunning mosaics depicting mythological scenes.
